On the pilot TV podcast this week we are divesting ourselves of all adults and letting the kids run a mock in Netflix's the society going deep deep deep undercover with Joe Dempsey in

series two of deep state and weathering the fallout from Sky Atlantics Chernobyl.

All that and yet another in-depth Thrones explaining session as we dust ourselves off from

the long night and look ahead to the final showdown in Game of Thrones episode

4. I'm James Dyer and welcome to the Pilot TV Podcast, the show in which we fill the empty husks of our lives with gallon upon gallon of

television entertainment regurgitating the good stuff so that you can go out and

enjoy yourselves instead. Joining me for this week's banquet are two other TV gastronomes, a duo who are similarly willing

to hoover up everything the small screen has to offer, as long as it's not Bosch. First up is a woman who's still smarting

over the fact that we didn't include the new Louis Tharu documentary in this week's lineup.

Little does she know that Louis's latest work is actually an in-depth

look at the making of the Mandalorian titled Bounty Hunter, The Taste of Paradise.

It's Terry White. What have you just been going on about for the last minute and a half?

See that was a throwback to 80's bounties TV advertising.

Do you remember a bounty The Taste of Paradise?

The paper towels? Towels?

What?

No, the Coconut-based chocolate bar.

But what was all the other bollocks about gastrofucking blah?

I'm wasted on you people you really really really are really

really am joining Terry and myself is a man whose storied career as a TV critic was tragically cut short when he moved to the

Californian resort town of Santa Carla and was unexpectedly assaulted by vampires.

The full account of this incident is captured beautifully on film by Joel Schumacher in his hit motion picture the Lost Boyd.

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